Things like revenge and hurt feelings will be the order of the day with the Maple Leafs coming for a visit on Saturday night. There is little doubt Toronto will have a little extra in their tank when the puck is dropped in Boston against the Bruins team that ripped the rug out from under their skates in Game 7 of the first round of the playoffs last spring. Game 7 ended up being the most memorable thing from Boston’s playoff run that fell a couple of wins short against the Blackhawks in the Stanley Cup Final from garnering another title. Aside from the urgency of moving up in the division standings and showing progress getting away from a slump over the last few weeks, the Bruins don’t have a whole lot to prove to the Leafs.

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